Introduction would have been canned otherwise.
Back in the Genesis / Mega Drive’s early days, we didn’t see many cool introduction sequences because developers were limited when it came to cartridge ROM sizes, and preferred to use up that valuable memory with gameplay-related content, rather than window-dressing.
However, MUSHA Aleste – known as plain old MUSHA in North America – bucked the trend. Despite being released in 1990 and only coming on a 4Mb cart, it boasts an amazing animated introduction scene, detailing the events which lead up to the game’s opening stage.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
Introduction would have been canned otherwise.
Back in the Genesis / Mega Drive’s early days, we didn’t see many cool introduction sequences because developers were limited when it came to cartridge ROM sizes, and preferred to use up that valuable memory with gameplay-related content, rather than window-dressing.
However, MUSHA Aleste – known as plain old MUSHA in North America – bucked the trend. Despite being released in 1990 and only coming on a 4Mb cart, it boasts an amazing animated introduction scene, detailing the events which lead up to the game’s opening stage.
Read the full article on timeextension.com